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<dictionary type='x-strong' xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation='strongs_schema.xsd'>
<item id="H6301">
<strong_id>H6301</strong_id>
<title>פּדהצוּר</title>
<transliteration>p<sup>e</sup>dâhtsûr</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>ped-aw-tsoor'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6299">H6299</link> and <link target="H6697">H6697</link>; a <em>rock</em> (that {is} God) <em>has ransomed</em>;<br/> <em>{Pedahtsur}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Pedahzur.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6302">
<strong_id>H6302</strong_id>
<title>פּדוּי</title>
<transliteration>pâdûy</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-doo'ee</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Passive participle of <link target="H6299">H6299</link>; <em>ransomed</em> (and so occuring under <link target="H6299">H6299</link>); as abstraction (in plural masculine) a <strong><em>ransom:</em></strong> - (that are) to be (that were) redeemed.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6303">
<strong_id>H6303</strong_id>
<title>פּדון</title>
<transliteration>pâdôn</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-done'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6299">H6299</link>; <em>ransom</em>;<br/> <em>{Padon}</em> one of the <strong>Nethinim:</strong> - Padon.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6304">
<strong_id>H6304</strong_id>
<title>פּדת פּדוּת</title>
<transliteration>p<sup>e</sup>dûth p<sup>e</sup>dûth</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{ped-ooth'} ped-ooth'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6929">H6929</link>; <em>distinction</em>; also <strong><em>deliverance:</em></strong> - {division} {redeem} redemption.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6305">
<strong_id>H6305</strong_id>
<title>פּדיהוּ פּדיה</title>
<transliteration>p<sup>e</sup>dâyâh p<sup>e</sup>dâyâhû</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{ped-aw-yaw'} ped-aw-yaw'-hoo</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6299">H6299</link> and <link target="H3050">H3050</link>; <em>Jah has ransomed</em>;<br/> <em>{Pedajah}</em> the name of six <strong>Israelites:</strong> - Pedaiah.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6306">
<strong_id>H6306</strong_id>
<title>פּדין פּדיון פּדים פּדיום</title>
<transliteration>pidyôm pidyôm pidyôn pidyôn</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>(1,2) {pid-yome'} (3,4) pid-yone'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6299">H6299</link>; a <strong><em>ransom:</em></strong> - {ransom} that were {redeemed} redemption.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6307">
<strong_id>H6307</strong_id>
<title>פדּן ארם פּדּן</title>
<transliteration>paddân paddan 'ărâm</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{pad-dawn'} pad-dan' ar-awm'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From an unused root meaning to <em>extend</em>; a <em>plateau</em>; or the second form which is from the same and <link target="H758">H758</link>; the <em>table land of Aram</em>;<br/> <em>Paddan</em> or <em>{Paddan-Aram}</em> a region of <strong>Syria:</strong> - {Padan} Padan-aram.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6308">
<strong_id>H6308</strong_id>
<title>פּדע</title>
<transliteration>pâda</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-dah'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <strong><em>retrieve:</em></strong> - deliver.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6309">
<strong_id>H6309</strong_id>
<title>פּדר</title>
<transliteration>peder</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>peh'-der</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From an unused root meaning to <em>be greasy</em>; <strong><em>suet:</em></strong> - fat.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6310">
<strong_id>H6310</strong_id>
<title>פּה</title>
<transliteration>peh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>peh</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6284">H6284</link>; the <em>mouth</em> (as the means of <em>{blowing</em>}) whether literally or figuratively (particularly <em>speech</em>); specifically <em>{edge}</em> <em>portion</em> or <em>side</em>; adverbially (with preposition) <em>according</em> <strong><em>to:</em></strong> - accord (-ing {as} -ing {to}) {after} {appointment} {assent} {collar} command ({-ment}) X {eat} {edge} {end} {entry} + {file} {hole} X {in} {mind} {mouth} {part} {portion} X (should) say ({-ing}) {sentence} {skirt} {sound} {speech} X {spoken} {talk} {tenor} X {to} + {two-edged} {wish} word.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6311">
<strong_id>H6311</strong_id>
<title>פּו פּא פּה</title>
<transliteration>pôh pô' pô</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{po} {po} po</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Probably from a primitive inseparable particle <greek>פּ</greek> p (the second form; of demonstrative force) and <link target="H1931">H1931</link>; <em>this place</em> ({French} {<em>icil</em>}) that {is} <em>here</em> or <strong><em>hence:</em></strong> - {here} {hither} the one ({other} {this} that) side.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6312">
<strong_id>H6312</strong_id>
<title>פּוּה פּוּאה</title>
<transliteration>pû'âh pûvvâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{poo-aw'} poov-vaw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6284">H6284</link>; a <em>blast</em>;<br/> <em>Puah</em> or <em>{Puvvah}</em> the name of two <strong>Israelites:</strong> - {Phuvah} {Pua} Puah.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6313">
<strong_id>H6313</strong_id>
<title>פּוּג</title>
<transliteration>pûg</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>poog</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <em>be</em> <strong><em>sluggish:</em></strong> - {cease} be {feeble} {faint} be slacked.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6314">
<strong_id>H6314</strong_id>
<title>פּוּגה</title>
<transliteration>pûgâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>poo-gaw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6313">H6313</link>; <strong><em>intermission:</em></strong> - rest.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6315">
<strong_id>H6315</strong_id>
<title>פּוּח</title>
<transliteration>pûach</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>poo'-akh</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <em>{puff}</em> that {is} blow with the breath or air; hence to <em>fan</em> (as a {breeze}) to <em>{utter}</em> to <em>kindle</em> (a {fire}) to <strong><em>scoff:</em></strong> - blow ({upon}) {break} {puff} bring into a {snare} {speak} utter.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6316">
<strong_id>H6316</strong_id>
<title>פּוּט</title>
<transliteration>pûţ</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>poot</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Of foreign origin;<br/> <em>{Put}</em> a son of {Ham} also the name of his descendants or thier {region} and of a Persian <strong>tribe:</strong> - {Phut} Put.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6317">
<strong_id>H6317</strong_id>
<title>פּוּטיאל</title>
<transliteration>pûţîy'êl</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>poo-tee-ale'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From an unused root (probably meaning to <em>disparage</em>) and <link target="H410">H410</link>; <em>contempt of God</em>;<br/> <em>{Putiel}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Putiel.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6318">
<strong_id>H6318</strong_id>
<title>פּוטיפר</title>
<transliteration>pôţîyphar</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>po-tee-far'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Of Egyptian derivation;<br/> <em>{Potiphar}</em> an <strong>Egyptian:</strong> - Potiphar.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6319">
<strong_id>H6319</strong_id>
<title>פּוטי פרע</title>
<transliteration>pôţîy phera</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>po'-tee feh'-rah</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Of Egyptian derivation;<br/> <em>{Poti-Phera}</em> an <strong>Egyptian:</strong> - Poti-pherah.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6320">
<strong_id>H6320</strong_id>
<title>פּוּך</title>
<transliteration>pûk</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pook</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From an unused root meaning to <em>paint</em>;<br/> <em>dye</em> (specifically <em>stibium</em> for the eyes): - fair {colours} {glistering} paint [-ed] (-ing).</description>
</item>
<item id="H6321">
<strong_id>H6321</strong_id>
<title>פּול</title>
<transliteration>pôl</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pole</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From an unused root meaning to <em>be thick</em>; a <em>bean</em> (a <em>plump</em>): - beans.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6322">
<strong_id>H6322</strong_id>
<title>פּוּל</title>
<transliteration>pûl</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pool</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Of foreign origin;<br/> <em>{Pul}</em> the name of an Assyrian king and of an Ethiopian <strong>tribe:</strong> - Pul.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6323">
<strong_id>H6323</strong_id>
<title>פּוּן</title>
<transliteration>pûn</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>poon</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root meaning to <em>{turn}</em> that {is} <em>be</em> <strong><em>perplexed:</em></strong> - be distracted.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6324">
<strong_id>H6324</strong_id>
<title>פּוּני</title>
<transliteration>pûnîy</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>poo-nee'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Patronymic from an unused name meaning a <em>turn</em>; a <em>Punite</em> (collectively) or descendant of an unknown <strong>Pun:</strong> - Punites.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6325">
<strong_id>H6325</strong_id>
<title>פּוּנן</title>
<transliteration>pûnôn</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>poo-none'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6323">H6323</link>; <em>perplexity</em>;<br/> <em>{Punon}</em> a place in the <strong>Desert:</strong> - Punon.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6326">
<strong_id>H6326</strong_id>
<title>פּוּעה</title>
<transliteration>âh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>poo-aw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From an unused root meaning to <em>glitter</em>;<br/> <em>brilliancy</em>;<br/> <em>{Puah}</em> an <strong>Israelitess:</strong> - Puah.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6327">
<strong_id>H6327</strong_id>
<title>פּוּץ</title>
<transliteration>pûts</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>poots</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <em>dash</em> in {pieces} literally or figuratively (especially to <em>disperse</em>): - break ({dash} shake) in (to) {pieces} cast ({abroad}) disperse ({selves}) {drive} {retire} scatter ({abroad}) spread abroad.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6328">
<strong_id>H6328</strong_id>
<title>פּוּק</title>
<transliteration>pûq</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pook</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <strong><em>waver:</em></strong> - {stumble} move.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6329">
<strong_id>H6329</strong_id>
<title>פּוּק</title>
<transliteration>pûq</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pook</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root (rather identical with <link target="H6328">H6328</link> through the idea of <em>dropping</em> out; compare <link target="H5312">H5312</link>); to <em>{issue}</em> that {is} <em>furnish</em>; causatively to <em>secure</em>; figuratively to <strong><em>succeed:</em></strong> - {afford} draw {out} {further} {get} obtain.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6330">
<strong_id>H6330</strong_id>
<title>פּוּקה</title>
<transliteration>pûqâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>poo-kaw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6328">H6328</link>; a <em>stumbling</em> <strong><em>block:</em></strong> - grief.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6331">
<strong_id>H6331</strong_id>
<title>פּוּר</title>
<transliteration>pûr</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>poor</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <strong><em>crush:</em></strong> - {break} bring to {nought} X utterly take.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6332">
<strong_id>H6332</strong_id>
<title>פּרים פּוּרים פּוּר</title>
<transliteration>pûr pûrîym pûrîym</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{poor} {poo-reem'} poo-reem'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6331">H6331</link>; a <em>lot</em> (as by means of a <em>broken</em> piece): - {Pur} Purim.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6333">
<strong_id>H6333</strong_id>
<title>פּוּרה</title>
<transliteration>pûrâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>poo-raw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6331">H6331</link>; a <em>wine press</em> (as <em>crushing</em> the grapes): - winepress.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6334">
<strong_id>H6334</strong_id>
<title>פּורתא</title>
<transliteration>pôrâthâ'</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>po-raw-thaw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Of Persian origin;<br/> <em>{Poratha}</em> a son of <strong>Haman:</strong> - Poratha.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6335">
<strong_id>H6335</strong_id>
<title>פּוּשׁ</title>
<transliteration>pûsh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>poosh</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <em>spread</em>; figuratively <em>act</em> <strong><em>proudly:</em></strong> - grow {up} be grown {fat} spread {selves} be scattered.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6336">
<strong_id>H6336</strong_id>
<title>פּוּתי</title>
<transliteration>pûthîy</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>poo-thee'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Patronymic from an unused name meaning a <em>hinge</em>; a <em>Puthite</em> (collectively) or descendant of an unknown Puth. (As if from H6312.): - Puhites [as if from <link target="H6312">H6312</link>].</description>
</item>
<item id="H6337">
<strong_id>H6337</strong_id>
<title>פּז</title>
<transliteration>pâz</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pawz</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6388">H6388</link>; <em>pure</em> (gold); hence <em>gold</em> itself (as refined): - fine (pure) gold.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6338">
<strong_id>H6338</strong_id>
<title>פּזז</title>
<transliteration>pâzaz</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-zaz'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <em>refine</em> (gold): - best [gold].</description>
</item>
<item id="H6339">
<strong_id>H6339</strong_id>
<title>פּזז</title>
<transliteration>pâzaz</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-zaz'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root (rather identical with <link target="H6338">H6338</link>); to <em>solidify</em> (as if by <em>refining</em>); also to <em>spring</em> (as if <em>separating</em> the limbs): - {leap} be made strong.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6340">
<strong_id>H6340</strong_id>
<title>פּזר</title>
<transliteration>pâzar</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-zar'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <em>{scatter}</em> whether in enmity or <strong>bounty:</strong> - {disperse} scatter (abroad).</description>
</item>
<item id="H6341">
<strong_id>H6341</strong_id>
<title>פּח</title>
<transliteration>pach</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pakh</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6351">H6351</link>; a (metallic) <em>sheet</em> (as <em>pounded</em> thin); also a spring <em>net</em> (as spread out like a <em>lamina</em>): - {gin} (thin) {plate} snare.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6342">
<strong_id>H6342</strong_id>
<title>פּחד</title>
<transliteration>pâchad</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-khad'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <em>be startled</em> (by a sudden alarm); hence to <em>fear</em> in <strong>general:</strong> - be {afraid} stand in {awe} (be in) {fear} make to shake.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6343">
<strong_id>H6343</strong_id>
<title>פּחד</title>
<transliteration>pachad</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pakh'-ad</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6342">H6342</link>; a (sudden) <em>alarm</em> (properly the object {feared} by implication the feeling): - dread ({-ful}) {fear} (thing) great {[fear} -ly {feared]} terror.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6344">
<strong_id>H6344</strong_id>
<title>פּחד</title>
<transliteration>pachad</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pakh'-ad</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>The same as <link target="H6343">H6343</link>; a <em>testicle</em> (as a cause of <em>shame</em> akin to fear): - stone.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6345">
<strong_id>H6345</strong_id>
<title>פּחדּה</title>
<transliteration>pachdâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pakh-daw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Feminine of <link target="H6343">H6343</link>; <em>alarm</em> (that {is} <em>awe</em>): - fear.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6346">
<strong_id>H6346</strong_id>
<title>פּחה</title>
<transliteration>pechâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>peh-khaw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Of foreign origin; a <em>prefect</em> (of a city or small district): - {captain} {deputy} governor.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6347">
<strong_id>H6347</strong_id>
<title>פּחה</title>
<transliteration>pechâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>peh-khaw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>(Chaldee); corresponding to <link target="H6346">H6346</link>: - {captain} governor.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6348">
<strong_id>H6348</strong_id>
<title>פּחז</title>
<transliteration>pâchaz</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-khaz'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <em>bubble</em> up or <em>froth</em> (as boiling {water}) that {is} (figuratively) to <em>be</em> <strong><em>unimportant:</em></strong> - light.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6349">
<strong_id>H6349</strong_id>
<title>פּחז</title>
<transliteration>pachaz</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pakh'-az</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6348">H6348</link>; <em>{ebullition}</em> that {is} froth (figuratively lust): - unstable.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6350">
<strong_id>H6350</strong_id>
<title>פּחזוּת</title>
<transliteration>pachăzûth</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pakh-az-ooth'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6348">H6348</link>; <strong><em>frivolity:</em></strong> - lightness.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6351">
<strong_id>H6351</strong_id>
<title>פּחח</title>
<transliteration>pâchach</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-khakh'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <em>batter</em> out; but used only as denominative from {<link target="H6341">H6341</link>} to <em>spread a</em> <strong><em>net:</em></strong> - be snared.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6352">
<strong_id>H6352</strong_id>
<title>פּחם</title>
<transliteration>pechâm</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>peh-khawm'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Perhaps from an unused root probably meaning to <em>be black</em>; a <em>{coal}</em> whether charred or <strong>live:</strong> - coals.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6353">
<strong_id>H6353</strong_id>
<title>פּחר</title>
<transliteration>pechâr</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>peh-khawr'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>(Chaldee); from an unused root probably meaning to <em>fashion</em>; a <strong><em>potter:</em></strong> - potter.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6354">
<strong_id>H6354</strong_id>
<title>פּחת</title>
<transliteration>pachath</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pakh'-ath</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Probably from an unused root apparently meaning to <em>dig</em>; a <em>{pit}</em> especially for catching <strong>animals:</strong> - {hole} {pit} snare.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6355">
<strong_id>H6355</strong_id>
<title>פּחת מואב</title>
<transliteration>pachath mô'âb</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pakh'-ath mo-awb'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6354">H6354</link> and <link target="H4124">H4124</link>; <em>pit of Moab</em>;<br/> <em>Pachath {Moab}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Pahath-moab.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6356">
<strong_id>H6356</strong_id>
<title>פּחתת</title>
<transliteration>p<sup>e</sup>chetheth</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pekh-eh'-theth</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From the same as <link target="H6354">H6354</link>; a <em>hole</em> (by mildew in a garment): - fret inward.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6357">
<strong_id>H6357</strong_id>
<title>פּטדה</title>
<transliteration>piţdâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pit-daw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Of foreign derivation; a <em>{gem}</em> probably the <strong><em>topaz:</em></strong> - topaz.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6358">
<strong_id>H6358</strong_id>
<title>פּטוּר</title>
<transliteration>pâţûr</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-toor'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Passive participle of <link target="H6362">H6362</link>; <em>{opened}</em> that {is} (as noun) a <strong><em>bud:</em></strong> - open.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6359">
<strong_id>H6359</strong_id>
<title>פּטיר</title>
<transliteration>pâţîyr</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-teer'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6362">H6362</link>; <em>{open}</em> that {is} <strong><em>unoccupied:</em></strong> - free.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6360">
<strong_id>H6360</strong_id>
<title>פּטּישׁ</title>
<transliteration>paţţîysh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pat-teesh'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Intensive from an unused root meaning to <em>pound</em>; a <strong><em>hammer:</em></strong> - hammer.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6361">
<strong_id>H6361</strong_id>
<title>פּטּישׁ</title>
<transliteration>paţţîysh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pat-teesh'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>(Chaldee); from a root corresponding to that of <link target="H6260">H6260</link>; a <em>gown</em> (as if <em>hammered</em> out wide): - hose.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6362">
<strong_id>H6362</strong_id>
<title>פּטר</title>
<transliteration>pâţar</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-tar'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <em>cleave</em> or burst {through} that {is} (causatively) to <em>{emit}</em> whether literally or figuratively (<em>gape</em>): - {dismiss} {free} let (shoot) {out} slip away.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6363">
<strong_id>H6363</strong_id>
<title>פּטרה פּטר</title>
<transliteration>peţer piţrâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{peh'-ter} pit-raw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6362">H6362</link>; a <em>{fissure}</em> that {is} (concretely) <em>firstling</em> (as <em>opening</em> the matrix): - {firstling} {openeth} such as open.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6364">
<strong_id>H6364</strong_id>
<title>פּי־בסת</title>
<transliteration>pîy-beseth</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pee beh'-seth</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Of Egyptian origin;<br/> <em>{Pi-Beseth}</em> a place in <strong>Egypt:</strong> - Pi-beseth.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6365">
<strong_id>H6365</strong_id>
<title>פּיד</title>
<transliteration>pîyd</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>peed</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From an unused root probably meaning to <em>pierce</em>; (figuratively) <strong><em>misfortune:</em></strong> - {destruction} ruin.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6366">
<strong_id>H6366</strong_id>
<title>פּיּה פּיה</title>
<transliteration>pêyâh pîyâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{pay-aw'} pee-yaw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Feminine of <link target="H6310">H6310</link>; an <strong><em>edge:</em></strong> - (two-) edge (-d).</description>
</item>
<item id="H6367">
<strong_id>H6367</strong_id>
<title>פּי החרת</title>
<transliteration>pîy hachirôth</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pee hah-khee-roth'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6310">H6310</link> and the feminine plural of a noun (from the same root as {<link target="H2356">H2356</link>}) with the article interposed;<br/> <em>mouth of the gorges</em>;<br/> <em>{Pi-ha-Chiroth}</em> a place in Egypt. (Found in <bib_link bn="4" cn1="14" vn1="19"/> without the <em><q>pi</q></em>.): - Pi-hahiroth. [In Num. <link target="H14">H14</link> <strong>:</strong> <link target="H19">H19</link> without Pi-.]</description>
</item>
<item id="H6368">
<strong_id>H6368</strong_id>
<title>פּיח</title>
<transliteration>pîyach</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pee'-akh</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6315">H6315</link>; a <em>powder</em> (as easily <em>puffed</em> {away}) that {is} <em>ashes</em> or <strong><em>dust:</em></strong> - ashes.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6369">
<strong_id>H6369</strong_id>
<title>פּיכל</title>
<transliteration>pîykôl</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pee-kole'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Apparently from <link target="H6310">H6310</link> and <link target="H3605">H3605</link>; <em>mouth of all</em>;<br/> <em>{Picol}</em> a <strong>Phillistine:</strong> - Phichol.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6370">
<strong_id>H6370</strong_id>
<title>פּלגשׁ פּילגשׁ</title>
<transliteration>pîylegesh pilegesh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{pee-leh'-ghesh} pee-leh'-ghesh</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Of uncertain derivation; a <em>concubine</em>; also (masculine) a <strong><em>paramour:</em></strong> - {concubine} paramour.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6371">
<strong_id>H6371</strong_id>
<title>פּימה</title>
<transliteration>pîymâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pee-maw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Probably from an unused root meaning to <em>be plump</em>; <strong><em>obesity:</em></strong> - collops.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6372">
<strong_id>H6372</strong_id>
<title>פּינחס</title>
<transliteration>pîyn<sup>e</sup>châs</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pee-nekh-aws'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Apparently from <link target="H6310">H6310</link> and a variation of <link target="H5175">H5175</link>; <em>mouth of a serpent</em>;<br/> <em>{Pinechas}</em> the name of three <strong>Israelites:</strong> - Phinehas.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6373">
<strong_id>H6373</strong_id>
<title>פּינן</title>
<transliteration>pîynôn</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pee-none'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Probably the same as <link target="H6325">H6325</link>; <em>{Pinon}</em> an <strong>Idumaean:</strong> - Pinon.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6374">
<strong_id>H6374</strong_id>
<title>פּיפיּה</title>
<transliteration>pîyphîyâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pee-fee-yaw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>For <link target="H6366">H6366</link>; an <em>edge</em> or <strong><em>tooth:</em></strong> - {tooth} X two-edged</description>
</item>
<item id="H6375">
<strong_id>H6375</strong_id>
<title>פּיק</title>
<transliteration>pîyq</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>peek</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6329">H6329</link>; a <strong><em>tottering:</em></strong> - smite together.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6376">
<strong_id>H6376</strong_id>
<title>פּישׁון</title>
<transliteration>pîyshôn</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pee-shone'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6335">H6335</link>; <em>dispersive</em>;<br/> <em>{Pishon}</em> a river of <strong>Eden:</strong> - Pison.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6377">
<strong_id>H6377</strong_id>
<title>פּיתון</title>
<transliteration>pîythôn</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pee-thone'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Probably from the same as <link target="H6596">H6596</link>; <em>expansive</em>;<br/> <em>{Pithon}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Pithon.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6378">
<strong_id>H6378</strong_id>
<title>פּך</title>
<transliteration>pak</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pak</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6379">H6379</link>; a <em>flask</em> (from which a liquid may <em>flow</em>): - {box} vial.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6379">
<strong_id>H6379</strong_id>
<title>פּכה</title>
<transliteration>pâkâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-kaw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <strong><em>pour:</em></strong> - run out.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6380">
<strong_id>H6380</strong_id>
<title>פּכרת צביים</title>
<transliteration>pôkereth ts<sup>e</sup>bâyîym</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>po-keh'-reth tseb-aw-yeem'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From the active participle (of the same form as the first word) feminine of an unused root (meaning to <em>entrap</em>) and plural of <link target="H6643">H6643</link>; <em>trap of gazelles</em>;<br/> <em>Pokereth {Tsebajim}</em> one of the servants of <strong>Solomon:</strong> - Pochereth of Zebaim.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6381">
<strong_id>H6381</strong_id>
<title>פּלא</title>
<transliteration>pâlâ'</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-law'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; properly perhaps to <em>{separate}</em> that {is} <em>distinguish</em> (literally or figuratively); by implication to <em>be</em> (causatively <em>make</em>) <em>{great}</em> {<em>difficult</em>} <strong><em>wonderful:</em></strong> - {accomplish} (arise . . . {too} be too) {hard} {hidden} things too {high} ({be} {do} do {a} shew) marvelous ({-ly} {-els} {things} {work}) {miracles} {perform} {separate} make {singular} ({be} {great} make) wonderful ({-ers} {-ly} {things} {works}) wondrous ({things} {works} -ly).</description>
</item>
<item id="H6382">
<strong_id>H6382</strong_id>
<title>פּלא</title>
<transliteration>pele'</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>peh'-leh</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6381">H6381</link>; a <strong><em>miracle:</em></strong> - marvellous {thing} wonder ({-ful} -fully).</description>
</item>
<item id="H6383">
<strong_id>H6383</strong_id>
<title>פּליא פּלאי</title>
<transliteration>pil'îy pâlîy'</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>{pil-ee'} paw-lee'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6381">H6381</link>; <strong><em>remarkable:</em></strong> - {secret} wonderful.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6384">
<strong_id>H6384</strong_id>
<title>פּלּאי</title>
<transliteration>pallû'îy</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pal-loo-ee'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Patronymic from <link target="H6396">H6396</link>; a <em>Palluite</em> (collectively) or descendant of <strong>Pallu:</strong> - Palluites.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6385">
<strong_id>H6385</strong_id>
<title>פּלג</title>
<transliteration>pâlag</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-lag'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <em>split</em> (literally or figuratively): - divide.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6386">
<strong_id>H6386</strong_id>
<title>פּלג</title>
<transliteration>p<sup>e</sup>lag</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pel-ag'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>(Chaldee); corresponding to <link target="H6385">H6385</link>: - divided.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6387">
<strong_id>H6387</strong_id>
<title>פּלג</title>
<transliteration>p<sup>e</sup>lag</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pel-ag'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>(Chaldee); from <link target="H6386">H6386</link>; a <strong><em>half:</em></strong> - dividing.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6388">
<strong_id>H6388</strong_id>
<title>פּלג</title>
<transliteration>peleg</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>peh'-leg</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6385">H6385</link>; a <em>rill</em> (that {is} small <em>channel</em> of {water} as in irrigation): - {river} stream.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6389">
<strong_id>H6389</strong_id>
<title>פּלג</title>
<transliteration>peleg</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>peh'-leg</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>The same as <link target="H6388">H6388</link>; <em>earthquake</em>;<br/> <em>{Peleg}</em> a son of <strong>Shem:</strong> - Peleg.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6390">
<strong_id>H6390</strong_id>
<title>פּלגּה</title>
<transliteration>p<sup>e</sup>laggâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pel-ag-gaw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6385">H6385</link>; a <em>{runlet}</em> that {is} <strong><em>gully:</em></strong> - {division} river.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6391">
<strong_id>H6391</strong_id>
<title>פּלגּה</title>
<transliteration>p<sup>e</sup>lûggâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pel-oog-gaw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6385">H6385</link>; a <strong><em>section:</em></strong> - division.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6392">
<strong_id>H6392</strong_id>
<title>פּלגּה</title>
<transliteration>p<sup>e</sup>lûggâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pel-oog-gaw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>(Chaldee); corresponding to <link target="H6391">H6391</link>: - division.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6393">
<strong_id>H6393</strong_id>
<title>פּלדה</title>
<transliteration>p<sup>e</sup>lâdâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pel-aw-daw'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From an unused root meaning to <em>divide</em>; a <em>{cleaver}</em> that {is} iron <em>armature</em> (of a chariot): - torch.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6394">
<strong_id>H6394</strong_id>
<title>פּלדּשׁ</title>
<transliteration>pildâsh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pil-dawsh'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Of uncertain derivation;<br/> <em>{Pildash}</em> a relative of <strong>Abraham:</strong> - Pildash.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6395">
<strong_id>H6395</strong_id>
<title>פּלה</title>
<transliteration>pâlâh</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-law'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <em>distinguish</em> (literally or figuratively): - put a {difference} show {marvellous} {separate} set {apart} {sever} make wonderfully.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6396">
<strong_id>H6396</strong_id>
<title>פּלּוּא</title>
<transliteration>pallû'</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pal-loo'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6395">H6395</link>; <em>distinguished</em>;<br/> <em>{Pallu}</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - {Pallu} Phallu.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6397">
<strong_id>H6397</strong_id>
<title>פּלוני</title>
<transliteration>p<sup>e</sup>lônîy</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pel-o-nee'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>Patronymic from an unused name (from <link target="H6395">H6395</link>) meaning <em>separate</em>; a <em>Pelonite</em> or inhabitant of an unknown <strong>Palon:</strong> - Pelonite.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6398">
<strong_id>H6398</strong_id>
<title>פּלח</title>
<transliteration>pâlach</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>paw-lakh'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>A primitive root; to <em>{slice}</em> that {is} <em>break</em> open or <strong><em>pierce:</em></strong> - bring {forth} {cleave} {cut} {shred} strike through.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6399">
<strong_id>H6399</strong_id>
<title>פּלח</title>
<transliteration>p<sup>e</sup>lach</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>pel-akh'</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>(Chaldee); corresponding to <link target="H6398">H6398</link>; to <em>serve</em> or <strong>worship:</strong> - {minister} serve.</description>
</item>
<item id="H6400">
<strong_id>H6400</strong_id>
<title>פּלח</title>
<transliteration>pelach</transliteration>
<pronunciation>
<em>peh'-lakh</em>
</pronunciation>
<description>From <link target="H6398">H6398</link>; a <strong><em>slice:</em></strong> - piece.</description>
</item>
</dictionary>